For Your Safety Super Trap（为了您的安全超级陷阱）.pdf

For Your Safety: The Updated Book of Concealed or Unusual Weapons The following is a compilation of officer safety items involving unusual or unique weapons or locations of concealment that have appeared in the Brunswick Police Crime Bulletins. In this updated version of the booklet numerous items have been added courtesy of the U.S. Army Directorate Emergency Services at Fort Drum, New York. Wendy Kierstead 207-725-5521 x143 wkierstd@ Issued: February 12, 2003 Pg. 1 RAZOR SHARP PLAYING CARDS: The Pierce County Sheriff’s Department in Washington State, recently found a unique weapon on a student at their Junior High School. The card (shown here) is made of metal and is about the size of a playing card. All four corners and sides are razor sharp. When the officer lightly threw it at a board – it stuck in about a quarter of an inch. A check of the internet found these razor THROWING CARDS can be bought through martial arts supply companies in groups of 5 for about $30. HANDGUN HIDEAWAY: A police officer from the North Bend Police Department in Oregon discovered that a dictionary (or other large book) can house more than just words, it can be a prime spot to conceal drugs or weapons. The NBPD operates on what they call a ‘’Plus One” theory, believing that, in the majority of incidents where substantial drugs or weapons are found in a vehicle or residence, a second search will yield more contraband. This dictionary and handgun were located during search #2 after the first search had located 4 lbs. of drugs, a 9mm handgun and drug paraphernalia. The American Heritage Dictionary had been cut out to conceal a semi-automatic handgun. As observed in the photo, the cutout was in the